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Metabolic research

Explore metabolic research.

Compare related products and see what published studies have—and have not—examined.

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A result only makes sense when the study question, population, design and limitations stay attached. Use those details to understand how closely a source relates to the product you are reviewing.

  1. 01What population was actually studied?
  2. 02Which outcomes were measured and for how long?
  3. 03Where can I review the original source?

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MOTS-c

From CA$200
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A peptide made inside mitochondria and studied for its connection to energy, exercise and metabolic stress.

Current batchMOTS 005-021
Published result99.0% reported purity
NAD+ research product

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NAD+

$110
500mg

A coenzyme every cell uses to transfer energy and support core metabolic reactions.

Current batchNAD 007-013
Published result99.6% reported purity
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Retatrutide

From CA$150
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An experimental compound designed to act on three metabolic hormone receptors at the same time.

Current batchRETA 002-044
Published result99.2% reported purity

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Clinical-trial review · 13 min

Retatrutide phase 2: how to read an early efficacy trial

What the randomized 48-week obesity study measured, what it observed and why the boundaries matter.

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Clinical-trial review · 12 min

Retatrutide in type 2 diabetes: comparator, endpoint and completion matter

How the 36-week phase 2 study separated glycaemic endpoints, active comparison and adverse-event reporting.

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Evidence review · 11 min

NAD+: established biochemistry, limited infusion evidence

Why a molecule can be essential to every cell and still have an incomplete intervention evidence base.

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